900
Planting native and fruit-bearing trees
450
Supplying solar lighting to households
91
Delevering new skills not developed in schools
10
Supporting
Villages
MADAGASCAR
Malagasy people are predominantly rural and poor. Population living below $2.15 monetary poverty line a day: 80.7%. Madagascar Multi-Dimensional Poverty Index 2022. Intensity of deprivation: 56.4% Health: 17.8%
Education: 31.6% Standard of living: 50.6%
Source: HDRO and OPHI calculations based on data on household deprivations in health, education, and standard of living from various surveys
available at hdr.undp.org
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to leverage the power of service and technology to build a resilient tourism community. Our vision is to working towards a world where tourism worforces has a decent life, free of poverty. Our target include people who have job market disadvantaged due to lack of education, job skills, etc.
GET TO KNOW US
Halt Poverty among the winning project from the AEIF 2015.The U.S. Department of State hosted its 5th annual Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund - A.E.I.F. project competition. Out of more than 800 proposals submitted, 48 winning teams were selected to carry-out innovative projects.
Testimonials
“Ny zavatra tsara azoko tao amin'ny Halt Poverty dia nitombo ny fahaizako miserasera, teny vahiny”
H. N. Razafimaro, Guide Local, Cuisinier, Ranohira
